Banarasi Sari
Banarasi sari are the finest saris known for their intricate gold and silver embroidery called Zari. The saris are made in Varanasi an ancient city also called as Banaras.
The Banarasi sari is a luxurious silk sari originating from Varanasi (Banaras) in North India, celebrated for its intricate weaving, fine zari work, and elegant patterns. Traditionally worn during weddings and festive occasions, Banarasi saris are a symbol of sophistication, craftsmanship, and Indian heritage.
Woven with gold or silver threads, the saris often feature floral, foliate, or Mughal-inspired motifs. The combination of vibrant colours and shimmering zari makes each sari unique and a treasured piece for generations.
Fun Fact:
A handwoven Banarasi sari can take 2–6 months to complete, depending on the complexity of the design. Skilled artisans pass down this exquisite craft from generation to generation.
